In the next few days, Liu Chen also felt the humanistic environment of Harvard in depth.

The most distinctive feature of a university is the library, and universities around the world are the same.

After completing the registration and receiving the ID card, this was the first time Liu Chen went to the Whidler main library located north of Harvard courtyard to borrow books.

Liu Chen didn't expect that Harvard's library would be so huge.

There are 80 libraries in total, with more than 18 million books.

It is also the largest academic library in the United States and one of the largest libraries in the world.

Many students spend their daily lives in libraries. Whidler, Lamont, and Kennedy College libraries are all popular, followed by the Law School Library and the largest East Asian library, Harvard-Yenjing Library.

Liu Chen suddenly fell in love with reading, especially the various historical materials in the collection. It is definitely different to write history from different angles. I have to say that it is really eye-opening. In a few days, he actually read hundreds of books. Of course, they are all idle books, and other students seem to be just not doing their jobs.

Whether at Jianghai University or Harvard University, students are full of fighting spirit or in popular industries, such as finance, law, mathematics, medicine, etc., but there is little research on historical materials, so they read these unnutritious books when they are idle.

Because Liu Chen was often filled with yellowed books, he became a little famous in a few days. Students who often went to and from the Hayan Library knew that there was a guy who always took more books and looked at them, but he didn't know what he was reading. Sometimes when he passed by, he saw that Genghis Khan invasion, the Crusades, the First Empire of China, etc.

After a few days, Liu Chen was fascinated by the sight, and he had never had a time to be both idle and fulfilled.

Leisure and fulfillment themselves should be two different words that are contrary to each other.

Leisure is a mentality. Liu Chen will no longer feel uneasy or guilty because of the so-called "wasting" time in the world. Most academic masters have a pathological heart, that is, they always want to make progress. If they are idle for a few days, they will be very guilty. It is precisely because of this that they can always maintain a strong desire for knowledge.

Enrichment means learning knowledge every moment, but knowledge that cannot be used to make money.

When you enter the library, you can forget everything at once, as if you are regaining the simplicity and innocence of seeking knowledge. This is the first time in your life that time has passed like a flash of time. Sitting there and watching, you can't feel the change of time at all, until you growl hungry, or you hold your urine, and you look up and see for a few hours.

The atmosphere in the library makes people feel that you can use knowledge to stand out, but knowledge is the most precious.

The service is also first-class, which makes people want to do research, otherwise they will feel sorry for this system and the book service staff here.

Zach ran in excitedly, not wearing any shoes directly. The sound was loud. It was not until many students looked over with murderous eyes that Zach realized, tiptoed and came to Liu Chen, lowered his voice and said, "Mr. Jobs is really here."

"Oh." Liu Chen answered simply, staring at the book with both eyes. Zach made himself bored and tried to lower his voice: "There was no news before, how did you know he was coming to Harvard?"

Liu Chen thought to himself, of course I know! The original press conference of ipod-fanni was delayed for ten days. There were many different opinions from the media, and Apple did not make any statement. Only he knew it best. It must be that Jobs discovered the patent layout. To be on the safe side, he would definitely come over to talk to him once, so that Zach would pay attention.

"You know that our Chinese has an ancient science called Zhou Yi, Qiankun eight or sixty-four hexagrams. I will tell you if I know this science. I will calculate it with my fingers."

Zach was stunned when he saw him speaking seriously.

This kid has always been fascinated by Chinese culture. Liu Chen often pretended to be a fool during this period, which completely motivated Zach's emotions.

"Really? I know that gypsies can tell divination. China is the only ancient civilization that remains, and must have knowledge of this. Liu Chen, you must teach me the eight, eight, sixty-four hexagrams." Zach looked fascinated and his eyes were hot.

So amazing.

Zach is very arrogant. After being frustrated at Hanzi last time, he called Liu Chen his name and forgot about his reverence for the boss.

"Okay, I will teach you if I have time, but this knowledge requires wisdom. When I have nothing to do, I have to close my eyes and realize the universe. You are too stupid, and most of them will not be able to do it." Liu Chen stared at him mysteriously for a while, shook his head and said.

It's also a very interesting thing to tease Zach.

Zach thought to himself that I have been a supernatural power since I was a child. At Harvard, he is also known as a program god, but his attention is different from that of ordinary people. He wondered: "What does it mean in most of the tenth?"

Liu Chen now speaks to him in Chinese.

"It's 80%-90%.

"That's 10%-20%, can I?"

As soon as he finished speaking, Liu Chen felt that the translation was wrong and he didn't want to bother him anymore. He waved his hand and said, "It's almost the same. Don't bother me first, hurry up and finish reading this book."

Zach glared on the side, his eyes rolling around, and he didn't know where his thoughts were floating. He had ADHD and his thinking was too active, so ordinary people couldn't keep up with his ideas.

After a quarter of an hour, after reading the book, Liu Chen stood up comfortably. There were still a bunch of books that had not been finished. Today, I had no time to read them again. These books must be put back. It's a long time to find them. In order to preserve these old books, they are not allowed to be lent out. It's really a pity.

He sighed and couldn't help but say, "What a pity, my books."

Zach was still thinking about something, but he didn't say anything.

When the two walked out, Liu Chen saw a bearded man sitting in a secluded corner every day, with books piled up on the table. At this time, a librarian held a pile of books from outside and delivered them to his table. He couldn't help but be curious, is there such service?

While waiting for the white girl to put the book and walk over, Liu Chen looked at her breastplate. Well, Liu Chen dared to swear that he must look at the breastplate, not the breast, although the swelling breasts under the uniform are bulging, tanned, and the pink and whiteness exposed on it...

Liu Chen expressed his questions.

The little girl Lan Ni was obviously stunned and said, "This classmate should be an exchange student."

Although his tone was very calm, why did Liu Chen feel a little contemptuous? Well, I must have thought too much.

"Yes, it's been less than a month."
Chapter completed!